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Posted by Dimitrios (ATHENS, Greece) on 3 February 2007 in Plants & Nature and Portfolio.

Oh I am so proud for mother nature. This photo was taken on our garden just one hour ago, It has rained all night and this yellow beauty was full of fresh water. I set the macro and started having fun, 5 shots latter this is for all of you to enjoy during this weekend. Take care Am3 blogers, make the most of life....

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Comments (19)

Wayne from Melbourne, Australia

fantastic!

3 Feb 2007 5:00am

@Wayne: greetings Wayne

Jerry from Tampa, United States

A wonderful macro - very well done Dimitrios! Mother nature does produce the most amazing scenes!

3 Feb 2007 5:18am

@Jerry: greetings Jerry

Colour blind from Tokyo, Japan

Great job mate. I can see this as the wallpaper of your computer screen.

3 Feb 2007 6:08am

@Colour blind: well it is an option, for the time my son has another face he likes!!

gloria gabellini from Italy

che bella scatta che hai scaricata per noi! grazie.

3 Feb 2007 6:09am

@gloria gabellini: sono molto contento con la toi reazione, ti saluto, Dimitris

Yvon from Meerkerk, Netherlands

Excellent! The colours are incredible.

3 Feb 2007 6:29am

@Yvon: greetings to tha land of tulips

Jen from United States

Absolutely Beautiful!

3 Feb 2007 8:37am

@Jen: thanks Jen, greetings

Michael Zhang from New York City, United States

Very nice touch with the water - something you don't see often in flower pictures. I think it works great here.

3 Feb 2007 9:46am

@Michael Zhang: thank You MZ

Shuva Brata Deb from Hyderabad, India

Nice idea to get the water, but there is somthing missing, the lighting was not so appropriate or may be the angle at which the shot was taken.

3 Feb 2007 10:11am

@Shuva Brata Deb: greetings Shuva, it is a cloudy day, the plant was on the ground 6-8 cm above so I did my best, thanks for the comments.

Bahare from Kermanshah, Iran

realy beautiful.nice shot.
good luck!

3 Feb 2007 10:34am

@Bahare: thank you Bahare, good luck to you always.

shiqi from Singapore, Singapore

really pretty flower(:

3 Feb 2007 11:07am

@shiqi: greetings to Singapore, it is great how Am3 hlelps us to connect.

Alfredo J. Martiz J. from Tokyo, Japan

Really Beautiful Dimitrius, mother nature is really amazing indeed!

3 Feb 2007 11:25am

@Alfredo J. Martiz J.: hi Alfredo, thanks for your comment. Are you a student or are you working in Japan? Is it nice there, do you like the way of living, I hear it is a great country.

Anne from White Rock, Canada

Its a beautiful close up Dimitrios. Flowers always look better with morning dew on them. I used to put a few drops of water on them in the past to take their photos. I find the cloudy day works well for such a bright color. You haven't got contrasty reflections bouncing back at you, which happens when the sun shines brightly on a flower - it also tends to wash out the color. It's a great shot!

3 Feb 2007 11:48am

@Anne: thank you Anne, very kind of you, take care D

adalove from Alcala de Guadaira, Spain

It´s awesome! So pretty! Very good sharp shot!

3 Feb 2007 12:09pm

@adalove: ola adalove grathias

badala from Leiria, Portugal

So beautiful. Nature is often an enchantment...

3 Feb 2007 1:30pm

@badala: take care badala, obrigado

Ahraht from Loures, Portugal

You have an acute eye for this kind of stuff. Great shot.

3 Feb 2007 5:29pm

@Ahraht: my wife acuses me of going over the board with taking pictures, but I enjoy it very much and I am always looking for unusual things, regards D

Shiva from Kajang, Malaysia

Nice! Maybe you can PS it a bit by increasing the levels and then adding a yellow filter to really show the character of the flower! Nice idea indeed!

3 Feb 2007 10:47pm

@Shiva: thank you Shiva. I presume PS means process it? It is in my future plans to learn Photo shop so I can fule around with some of my shots. regards D

Shiva from Kajang, Malaysia

Its okay... you will have plenty of time to do it... also.. perhaps maybe you can also try Microsoft Digital Image suite... as good as PS but simpler .. keep shootin

4 Feb 2007 9:31am

@Shiva: thanks one more, D